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10/23/13

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10/21/13

Eleanor Roosevelt addressed the nation hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor, while her husband addressed Congress. She wrote these remarks. Learn more about C-SPAN's original series - "First Ladies: Influence & Image" here:moreless

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10/21/13

Since the 1800's, the Library of Congress has been archiving millions of publications from around the world, and this year tweets will be added to their collection. C-SPAN spoke with Deputy Librarian of Congress Robert Dizard to learn more about the Library's new undertaking.moreless

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10/18/13

We'll explore Presque Isle State Park and learn about this unique geographical feature and its role in the history of Erie. Anne Desarro, Environmental Education Specialist at Presque Isle State Park, will tell us about the Natural History and Human History of the peninsula.moreless

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10/18/13

Visit the Watson-Curtze Mansion, part of Erie's Millionaire's Row. Built in 1891 while Erie's industrial development was peaking, it provides a glimpse into the grandeur of Erie's 19th century elite. The businessmen and industrialists who took advantage of this era in Erie accumulated fortunes that allowed them to enjoy the privileges of an elegant lifestyle. We'll take a look at the home itself as well as items that once belonged to the families that lived there.moreless

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10/18/13

Hear about Civil War hero and Erie native, Strong Vincent. Vincent played a key role in the defense of Little Round Top during the Battle of Gettysburg, losing his life in the process. Historian William Garvey will tell us about Vincent's sacrifice and why his actions at Gettysburg were overshadowed.moreless

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10/18/13

Librarian, Rick Hart, tells us the history of the Hammermill Paper Company, which started on the shores of Erie Pennsylvania. Started by the Behrend family, the company thrived and became one of the the region's largest employers. Visit:moreless

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10/18/13

This meticulously researched study argues that liberalism's demise was prompted not by a "Republican revolution" or the mistakes of a few prominent politicians, but intend by decades of ideological incoherence and political ineptitude among liberals. Visit:moreless

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10/18/13

This is a disciplinary study of women from the state of Pennsylvania who have committed murder. The study examines the background of each woman, the murder, arrest and trial. It examines how women were portrayed in the media and their cases warped by gender expectations. Visit:moreless

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10/18/13

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10/18/13

The Erie County Historical Society has many items that offer a look into the development of the City of Erie and the surrounding area. We'll take a look at items from their 3D Objects Collection including pieces from the Battle of Erie during the War of 1812.moreless

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10/18/13

Author, Walter Rybka walks us through the first U.S. victory in a fleet action during the War of 1812. He traces the Lake Erie Campaign from the struggle to build the fleet in Erie to the conflict between rival egos of Oliver Hazard Perry and his second in command, Jesse Duncan Elliott. Visit:moreless

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10/18/13

Paula Treckel takes us through the history of Ida Tarbell. Tarbell was an American teacher, author and journalist, who is best known for her book, "The History of the Standard Oil Company" Visit:moreless

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10/18/13

Visit the Erie Maritime Museum. This museum helps tell Erie's role in Great Lakes history. We'll step into the collections room and see some of the more interesting items that the museum has accumulated over the years. This includes a fife played at the beginning of the Battle of Lake Erie, parts from the USS Michigan/Wolverine; a ship that once called Erie home, as well as other items that help tell the story of Erie's broad maritime history.moreless

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10/18/13

Step aboard the U.S. Brig Niagara, a reconstructed relief flagship of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. The current Niagara is the third reconstruction of the original vessel. This ship sails the Great Lakes, preserving and interpreting the story of the Battle of Lake Erie.moreless

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10/18/13

Since the late 1800's Presque Isle has been both an ecological and recreational destination for locals. Presque Isle reflects the history and special aura on the park known as the place for all seasons. Visit:moreless

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10/16/13

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10/16/13

Following the Senate vote approving a Debt Ceiling Deal Reopening Government, 81-18, President Obama delivered a statement from the White House. Included in his statement he said, "Once this agreement arrives on my desk I will sign it immediately. We'll begin reopening our government immediately." The House will vote late. Complete coverage onmoreless

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